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nance so that the audio plays at a more comfortable level. Although it is usually set to a level lower than the
‘Main Volume Level’, it can be set anywhere, including higher values.

If the Sd-50/xx has been set to use RealTime Level Controls from

DMX-512

,

MIDI in

, or Show Control

data, then the ‘half mute’ level is scaled from whatever level these RealTime controls are setting as the ‘full
volume’ levels.

3) RealTime Level Control

When enabled, Audio Levels can be controlled from:

1)

DMX-512

data received through the

DMX-512/MIDI serial port

(if DMX-512 reception is enabled).

2) RealTime Serial data received through the RS-232 serial port.

3) RealTime Serial data received through the

DMX-512/MIDI serial port

(if

Net Serial

is enabled).

4) MIDI data received through the

DMX-512/MIDI serial port

(if

MIDI in

is enabled, and ‘MIDI notes

trigger animation playback’ is NOT selected).

In the first three cases above, the ‘level Control Channels’ set where the data for controlling the left and

right outputs comes from. These can be set to different addresses, or the same address if you want a sin-
gle analog channel to control both left and right outputs.

To control output levels when triggering SoundFiles from

MIDI in

, the ‘Note On’ velocity is used. Note

velocity values from 1 though 127 translate into audio levels 0-100%. If a SoundFile is started with a high
‘Note On’ velocity, it will play loudly. If it is started with a low velocity, it will play more softly.

4) EQ Settings

You should always try to adjust your EQ before recording your SoundFiles. This equalizer is used to

make up for sins in the studio by allowing you to adjust the overall EQ of the Sd-50/xx.

5) Enable Power Amplifier

This is used to turn on and off the onboard power amplifier.

If you are not using the power amplifier, you should turn it off. The Sd-50/xx will run much cooler if the

amplifier is turned off.

If you are using the onboard amplifier, you won’t hear much coming out of it until you turn it ON.

To save power and reduce heating, the amplifier is turned off any time the Sd-50/xx is not playing a

sound.

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